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Continuous cycle paths and footpaths across minor side streets should be a standard feature across Ireland:

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Breian Dunne (TGG)1 year ago

As they are starting to become a standard here in Limerick over time with every new project, crossings are becoming noticeably safer but also just more comfortable and secure feeling, they make people feel less like they're out in the open and exposed to danger

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Cycling In Kilkenny 🚲1 year ago

Kilkenny County Council did this with the footpath on the entrance to a street recently. Only some drivers realise they do not have priority when crossing the clear footpath. It should be the norm but also needs major driver re-education

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Slawomir1 year ago

I'm sick of Yield signs at every intersection that allow drivers to push me off the road, even though I was first there.

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Ade1 year ago

One wouldn’t think they’d be necessary on minor roads, it just shows how poor motorists are at driving.

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Salthill Cycle Bus1 year ago

Wow that looks really safe! Where is it in Dublin?

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IrishCycle.com1 year ago

Here:

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Unvetted male Mincéir Ally And Proud Tomboktu1 year ago

@garyzealous 💯 I was half way across this entrance to a doing centre when a driver came to behind me and blew their horn at me. The impatience.

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Drogheda Cycling1 year ago

Amen to that.

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sixinchnail1 year ago

But motorists will use them for parking.

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